Francesca O'Cathain Assumes Presidency of AAML New Jersey Chapter

Francesca O'Cathain, Esq., a leading figure in family law and the head of the Family Law Department at O'Cathain Law Group, has been sworn in as the President of the American Academy of Matrimonial Lawyers (AAML) New Jersey Chapter. This prestigious position underscores her esteemed reputation and the high regard in which she is held by her peers in the legal community. Her one-year term as president of this exclusive organization is a testament to her expertise and dedication to the field of family law.

The AAML New Jersey Chapter, part of a national organization with 1,650 Fellows across the United States, is known for its commitment to excellence in family law. Fellows are recognized for their advanced knowledge, skill, and integrity, making membership a mark of professional distinction. O'Cathain's presidency is significant not only for her personal career but also for the representation of women in leadership roles within the legal profession.

O'Cathain's expertise in complex divorce and custody cases, including high-net-worth divorces and cases involving children with special needs, has made her a sought-after attorney in New Jersey. Her board certification by the New Jersey Supreme Court in family law, a distinction held by only about 3% of attorneys in the state, further highlights her qualifications. As the managing partner of the Family Law Department of the O'Cathain Law Group, she has demonstrated a commitment to serving clients with diverse needs.

Her leadership in the AAML New Jersey Chapter is expected to bring attention to the importance of family law and the need for high standards in legal practice. O'Cathain's role as president also emphasizes the AAML's mission to advance the field of family law and promote professionalism. Her extensive background, including lecturing for the American Bar Association and serving on the board of the Foundation of the American Academy of Matrimonial Lawyers, positions her as a influential figure in shaping the future of family law in New Jersey and beyond.